Traduction de «marché communautaire » (Français → Anglais) :

21. Believes that it is vital to apply to imported fisheries products sold and marketed on the internal market the same rules and requirements as those applied to Community fisheries products, e.g. in terms of labelling, hygiene and health rules or the prohibition on the entry onto the Community market of fisheries products below the minimum sizes authorised for Community products;

21. Believes it is vital to ensure the application to imported fisheries products sold on the internal market of the same rules and requirements as those applied to Community fisheries products, e.g. in terms of labelling, phytosanitary rules or the prohibition on the Community market of fisheries products under the minimum sizes authorised for Community products;

1. In order to prevent or counteract adverse effects on the market of the Community which may result from imports of certain products listed in Article 1(1), imports of one or more of such products at the rate of duty laid down in the Common Customs Tariff shall be subject to the payment of an additional import duty if the conditions to be determined pursuant to Article 40(1)(e) are fulfilled, unless the imports are unlikely to disturb the Community market, or where the effects would be disproportionate to the intended objective.

60. Notes the significant reforms of the CAP and the common market organisations which the European Union has carried out since 1999; on that basis, calls on the Commission to make clear to the EU's partners the major sacrifices which have already been made by Community producers as a result of those reforms and to defend, in the Doha development agenda trade negotiations, the multifunctional model for European agriculture; emphasises, further, the need to safeguard the Community preference, in particular by striking a fair and equitable balance between requests from the developing countries for market access and the stability and viab ...[+++]ility of Community markets, so that those markets can be effectively managed and crises which would impose additional financial burdens on the European Union, and thus create fresh budgetary problems, can be avoided;

4. Without prejudice to any Community rules on conformity assessment and conformity marking and/or to any international agreement concluded between the Community and third countries as regards access to the Community market, products covered by this Regulation which are placed on the Community market may be tested by the Commission or Member States in order to verify their compliance with the requirements of this Regulation.

This crisis has essentially been caused by the unfair competition stemming from the growing volume of imports from countries which have free access to the Community market by virtue of international agreements concluded with the European Union (ACP, European Economic Area and the system of preferences), which seriously distort the market and cancel out the principle of Community preference.